St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
GLORULES.


Diphtheria is reported at sa4 Mount Airy
street.
Four births, four deaths and one marriage
were reported yesterday.
Louis Brandall was sentenced to the work
house for ninety days for stealing pair OF
shoes.
There will be K. of L. social entertain
ment and dance at Pfeifer hall, Friday even
ing, April ~.
For money to loan on real estate at lowest
rates, no delay, interest payable here, see E.
S. Chittenden.
Bank clearings yesterday were $685.. 2T2.2T;
for the week, $5,4Sl, 4S1.5S: corresponding
week last year, S2,25S, S3l.222
Officer Ruzeska, OF the police force, was
brought before the mayor yesterday and rep
rimanded for neglect OF duty.
The park commission will meet at the city
attorneys offices on Monday to organize,
and will enter upon their duties at once.
For the use of good family horse for the
summer the undersigned will keep at Hotel
Ryan Livery stable. II. E. Biewend, steward
Hotel Ryan.
Jennie Smith, Sarah Weber, Frank Martin
and Peter Jones were arrested by Officer Me-
Bride in Jackson street lodging, for violat-
ing Ordinance No. 10.
Suit has been brought by Hoxie & Jaggar
against George Martin for SOL on promis-
sorry note, and affidavit and bond for attach
ment have been entered.
A social entertainment will be given at the
Rosabel German Nj. E. church, for the ben
eht OF the organ fund, on THURSDAY evening,
March 20. Mesdames Eddy, Rhodes and
Thompson and Messrs. Burritt, Titcomb aud
Willrich will participate.
Weyl, Brown & Dyer sued F. L. Lawrence
and Mary Ingram to recover bay horse
worth SIS, which plaintiffs claim was unlaw
fully attached by F. l.. Lawrence, acting as
police officer, in the case of Mary Ingram VS..
h. II. Doak, before the muicipal court.
W. r. Gett and G. E. Crockett were ar
raigned yesterday for violation Of the broker
ordinance, and Louis Knaphy was up for
violating the butcher ordinance. George &.
Busch and Charles A. Moore were fined for
noncompliance with the ordinance relating
to building.
Articles of incorporation of the Children's
ENDOWMENT society OF Minneapolis were
submitted yesterday TO the insurance commits
soner for admission to DO business. Tue in
corporatorS are II. X. Pratt, d. b. Wyman,
+. E. Wyman, John J. Smith, f. P. French,
A. N. randall, James Francis, +. A. Sey-
mour, j. j. Martin.
p w. Nordmann, formerly editor of the
Swift county Democrat, but OF late con-
nected with the st. Paul Real Estate Review.
is making preparations for the publication
OF semi-monthly Journal, which will make
its appearance in this city in the near future.
ne proposes 10 devote Tue journal TO society.
sports and miscellany.
The musical and literary entertainment at
the Temperance and Bethel rooms last even
ing was largely attended. Miss Lulu Void
gave two piano solos very creditably. The
banjo numbers of Messrs Dixon, Clark and
Skinner were finely performed and heartily
encOred. A selection entitled John May
nard'' was given reading.
George LIE Point, a carpenter residing at So
~ rOhbed Of
Rice street last night by Dennis Igo, a six
Point was intoxicated, and the boys, tegning
stole his pocketbook. Young Igo was ar
rested.
The series of concerts which has been
given at the Bodega pavilion for the past
week will be continued the coming week.
The Hungarian band which drew such an
audience last night has been engaged for the
week, and Marie Stewart, who has appeared
for the lust six evenings, will also remain this
week. There will be concert tonight,
when the musical children Will appear for the
last time.
Mrs. Jennie c. Mccall wife of Harry c.
Mccall, confidential clerk of YAM, Griggs &
Howe, died Friday morning of puerperal
fever. The remains were sent to Bucyrus,
O., where the relatives of Mrs. Mccall reside.
Mrs. Mccall has lived in St. Paul less than
year, but had made many friends. Mr.. Nc
Call was so Frustrated that his physician
thought it unwise for him to accompany the
remains to Ohio.